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LIST OF PROCLAMATIONS.
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| Diminishing area of the Sequoia National Forest, California. December 5, 1917. | 1726 |
| Reserving additional coal lands in Alaska from leases, etc. December 5, 1917. | 1727 |
| Limiting production of malt liquor and its alcoholic strength. December 8, 1917. | 1729 |
| Declaring existence of state of war with Austria-Hungary. December 11, 1917. | 1730 |
| Taking immediate possession of lands in Maryland for Army ordnance proving ground. December 14, 191. | 1731 |
| Taking possession and control of transportation systems for war purposes. December 26, 1917. | 1733 |
| Prohibiting the holding of aircraft expositions during the war. January 1, 1918. | 1736 |
| Announcing the licensing of ammonia industry. January 3, 1918. | 1736 |
| Announcing the licensing of trading in designated feeds, foods, etc. January 10. 1918. | 1738 |
| Setting apart the Alabama National Forest Alabama. January 15, 1918. | 1740 |
| Reserving additional coal lands in Alaska from leases, etc. January 26, 1918. | 1741 |
| Announcing the licensing of bakery products and green coffee dealers. January 30, 1918. | 1742 |
| Announcing the licensing of fuel oil industry. January 31, 1918 | 1743 |
| Including alien enemies in custody of War Department in restrictions on trading with the enemy. February 5, 1918 | 1745 |
| Prohibiting exportation of all articles without license. February 14, 1918. | 1746 |
| Prohibiting importation of all articles from foreign countries without license. February 14, 1918. | 1747 |
| Determining price of wheat for 1918. February 21, 1918. | 1749 |
| Announcing the licensing of the fertilizer industry. February 25, 1918. | 1751 |
| Regulating the use of aircraft over Government stations, etc. February 28, 1918. | 1753 |
| Opening coal lands on Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Montana to surface entry. March 14, 1918. | 1754 |
| Announcing the licensing of coal and coke distributors. March 15, 1918. | 1757 |
| Setting aside the Zion National Monument, Utah. March 18, 1918 | 1760 |
| Taking over Dutch vessels in American waters for war purposes. March 20, 1918 | 1761 |
| Modifying areas of the Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico. March 27, 1918. | 1762 |
| Confirming the authority of the Director General of Railroads. March 29, 1918. | 1763 |
| Copyrights benefits to Australia, etc., extended to mechanical musical reproductions. April 3, 1918. | 1765 |
| Confirming the appointment of the National War Labor Board. April 8, 1918. | 1766 |
| Taking over specified American steamship transportation systems. April 11, 1918. | 1769 |
| Appointing Friday, April 26, 1918, as Liberty Day. April 18, 1918. | 1771 |
| Prescribing regulations respecting alien enemy women. April 19, 1918. | 1772 |
| Designating week beginning May 20, 1918, as "Red Cross Week." May 4, 1918. | 1774 |
| Appointing May 30, 1918, as a day of humiliation, prayer, and fasting. May 11, 1918. | 1774 |
| Announcing the licensing of trading in specified products. May 14, 1918. | 1775 |
| Announcing the licensing of trading in farm equipment. May 14, 1918. | 1777 |
| Setting apart the Shenandoah National Forest, Virginia and West Virginia. May 16, 1918. | 1779 |
| Setting apart the White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire. May 16, 1918. | 1779 |
| Setting apart the Natural Bridge National Forest, Virginia. May 16, 1918. | 1780 |
| Designating June 5, 1918, as registration day for persons attaining age of twenty-one since June 5, 1917. May 20, 1918. | 1781 |
| Copyrights benefits to France extended to mechanical musical reproductions. May 24, 1918. | 1784 |
| Calling Hawaii National Guard into service of the United States. May 28, 1918. | 1785 |
| Designating additional persons subject to restrictions on trading with the enemy. May 31, 1918. | 1786 |
| Enlarging the Cabinet National Forest, Montana. June 3, 1918. | 1788 |
| Diminishing area of the Flathead National Forest, Montana. June 3, 1918. | 1789 |
| Modifying area of the Blackfeet National Forest, Montana. June 3, 1918. | 1790 |
| Taking possession of lands in Maryland and Virginia for naval proving ground. June 10, 1918. | 1790 |
| Designating July 5, 1918, as registration day for persons attaining age of twenty-one since July 5, 1917, in Porto Rico. June 11, 1918. | 1793 |
| Designating July 2, 1918 to September 3, 1918, as period for registration for persons attaining age of twenty-one since September 2, 1917, in Alaska. June 17, 1918. | 1796 |
| Designating July 31, 1918, as registration day for persons attaining the age of twenty-one since July 31, 1917, in Hawaii, June 18, 1918. | 1799 |
| Announcing the licensing of stockyards, June 18, 1918. | 1802 |
| Directing cultivation of public lands in Hawaii. June 24, 1918. | 1804 |
| Taking possession of North German Lloyd and Hamburg-American dock properties. June 28, 1918. | 1804 |
| Modifying area of the Dixie National Forest, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. July 12, 1918. | 1805 |
| Assuming control of telegraph and telephone systems. July 22, 1918. | 1807 |
| Taking possession of Cape Cod Ship Canal. July 22, 1918. | 1803 |
| Regulating the issue of charters for vessels. July 29 1918. | 1810 |
| Announcing regulations for protecting migratory birds. July 31, 1918 | 1812 |
| Setting aside the Casa Grande National Monument, Arizona. August 3, 1918. | 1818 |
| Prohibiting unlawful transfers of vessels, etc. August 7, 1918. | 1819 |
| Taking possession of certain lands for naval purposes. August 7, 1918. | 1820 |
Imposing additional restrictions on United States travel, etc. August 8, 1918 · 1829
Diminishing area of the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico. August 9, 1918 · 1832
Designating additional persons subject to restrictions on trading with the enemy. August 10, 1918 · 1833
Designating August 24, 1918, as registration day for persons attaining age of twenty-one since June 5, 1918. August 13, 1918 · 1834
Designating additional persons subject to restrictions on trading with the enemy. August 14, 1918 · 1837
Diminishing area of the Routt National Forest, Colorado. August 20, 1917 · 1938
Authorizing sale of Government mined coal in Alaska. August 27, 1918 · 1839
